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Admin at 19:06, 15 June 2015

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2013-02-06T21:04:46Z

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 The IN and OUT instructions for example only work on hardware registers with an address lower then 64. Most PORT registers are located in this lower address space, but there are many chips that have more ports which are located in extended memory. For such chips, using a IN or OUT on an extended address would result in a failure.
-Thus the compiler changes IN into an LDS and an OUT into an STS. When a register is required, R23 will be used.
+Thus the compiler changes IN into an LDS and an OUT into an STS. When a register is required, R23 will be used except for SBIS/SBIC, these instructions use R0 when required.
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